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Ethereum Denver·Mon, Oct 9, 2023, 12:00 AM
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my name is Rocco I'm one of the co-founders of spruce where our mission is to let users control their identity and data across the web starting with signing with ethereum we're happy to announce it will be at East Denver this year with a number of bounties for developers who are participating in the hackathon around our open source product SSX which makes it easier for developers to integrate Sina with ethereum to their existing workflows and start letting users control their own identifiers and identity our first Bounty that we're happy to announce is the best use of SSX alongside ens for this developers will have to use SSX to incorporate sign with ethereum workflows into their application and use ssx's feature to resolve ANS names and avatars for their users in their application in this case we're looking for folks who have existing projects and want to incorporate SSX into their workflows we'll be judging it based on the open source that's submitted for the hackathon the second bounty is extending ssx's availability and what this is is an open source contribution to SSX that extends it to additional developer Frameworks and languages that it might not yet have support for for example this could be building in Python support for SSX or even supporting a front-end or back end that we don't yet support to make the developer experience even easier and finally our last task is the best upgrade to SSX this can be incorporating a new workflow in SSX or a new feature flag alongside the existing ones again this is another open source contribution from a developer for example we currently have feature flags for things like Dow login ens profile resolution and lens profile resolution but we're opening the door for developers to build additional feature Flags it could be even something like adding chat functionality to SSX when users bring it into their project we'll see you at all at Denver and happy to have you here
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